html5-video

This is an extension of this question According to my research, for a video element on an iPhone/iPad, pressing both "Done" and "Pause" triggers a "pause" event. So if I have some desired webpage behavior that I want to initiate upon pressing the "done" button, I need to listen for the "pause" event. player = document.getElementById('videoplayer'); player.addEventListener("pause", function() { //desired "done button" behavior defined here }, false); According to Arv-ToolTwist's answer to that original question, the way one differentiates between "done" and "pause" is by checking for the

This code works for a moment but i think the links changes, cause the next day it is not found? the video played under Firefox/Chrome/Opera... how to make the video tag play this video permanently?! <video width="480" height="270" controls="controls" style="color:green;"> <source src="youtubelink" type="video/mp4"> <source src="youtubelink" type="video/ogg"> <source src="youtubelink" type="video/webm"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> brianchirls There isn't really a reliable way to actually play a YouTube video inside a real video tag. YouTube doesn't want you doing that,

I have a web application where I play back video. I am considering using the HTML5 <video> element and have determined it will allow me to meet all of my requirements except one: allowing the user to take a snapshot of the current video frame and save it as a raster image format (i.e. JPG). For this requirement I have not found a solution, and any guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated. To help answer the question here are more details. I will download the video files from a server via HTTP and then play them back in the browser. This will not be a video stream, but instead a

How can I get my video player to skip/seek to a certain time. I have had a go at this and it works when the page first loads (In Chrome) but not in any other browser. I also have a flash fallback which could be a pain, but for now the priority is the HTML side of things The major issue is that it doesn't work outside Chrome! EDIT: This now works in IE9, Chrome and Firefox. However, not with the flash fallback! Below is my attempt so far. I'm using the following JS so far: <script language="javascript"> $(function () { var v = $("#video").get(0); $('#play').click(function(){ v.play(); }); $('.s

I would like to find out if the user's device has an attached camera and microphone, and if so, has permissions been granted to get the audio and video stream using Javascript. I want to make this check to be made across Chrome and Firefox at the very least. What's a consistent API for this? Live Demo: https://www.webrtc-experiment.com/DetectRTC/ If user didn't allow webcam and/or microphone, then media-devices will be having "NULL" value for the "label" attribute. Above page will show this message: "Please invoke getUserMedia once." PS. You can type "DetectRTC.MediaDevices" in the Chrome

Is there a way to set thumbnail image on HTML5 video? I want to see some pictures before play. My code looks like this: <video width="470" height="255" controls> <source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src="video.ogg" type="video/ogg"> <source src="video.webm" type="video/webm"> <object data="video.mp4" width="470" height="255"> <embed src="video.swf" width="470" height="255"> </object> </video> Thanks! Jason Brooks Add poster="placeholder.png" to the video tag. <video width="470" height="255" poster="placeholder.png" controls> <source src="video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> <source src=

I'm looking for a way to view HTML5 <video> , frame-by-frame. The scenario: Having a video, with an additional button that skips to the next frame when pressed. What do you think is the best method to do this? Play the video normally, Listen to timeUpdate event, which on FireFox is called for every frame , and then just pause the video. However, the other browsers don't behave like Firefox. Change the currentTime element manually to +1/24 of a second, where "24" is the frame rate. I have no idea how to aquire the FPS, however. Any other helpful way you can think of. EDIT I have found this very